The third time is magic, as a popular saying goes, but it wasn’t for Carlos Silver who did it on the occasion as well. Guinness World Records Ratify it Record breaking for more than 105 hours without interruption.

The entity explained that after reviewing all the evidence, they determined that silver used more time than allowed to rest during breaks.

They noted that the guidelines for the longest singing marathon in the world were not being met, so they decided that the record should continue to be held by Hindus Sunil Waghmari, record holder since 2006, with 105 hours of singing.

Fourth attempt? And the Guinness Book of Records indicated that Carlos Silver could retry the record at any time he saw it, he adds.

“We appreciate and respect the effort made by Mr. Carlos Silver, for the third time, to break a record in the Guinness Book of Records; we also respect their feelings at this time.”